Thursday, June 2, 2011

Kangna gets closer to Salman's family

It seems Kangna Ranaut has become very close to Salman Khan's family. The actress is seen at his Bandra residence very often and she is invited for most of the private dos by the Khan Clan.

Salman and Kangna are good friends and they plan to work together for Mahesh Manjrekar's Hindi remake of Marathi film Mee Shivaji Raje Bhosale Boltoy. However, more than the actor, Kangna is closer to his family.

After Arpita's birthday party, Kangna became very close to her and thus when it came to the special screening of Salman's Ready organised by Arpita, Kangna was on the special guests list.

The actress attended the special screening and was seen bonding great time with the Khandaan. We wonder what's on Kangna's mind.

Shahid's ready to take on Ranbir, Imran

As we reported earlier Shahid Kapoor's forthcoming film Mausam has been delayed to avoid clash with Ajay Devgn's Singham. Both the films were supposed to release on July 22. However, Mausam will now release on September 9.

Shahid Kapoor's film will now release with Imtiaz Ali's Rockstar and Yash Raj films' Mere Brother Ki Dulhan. Both the films have a good buzz in the industry. Though Shahid avoided a clash with Ajay's film, he will not have to compete with Ranbir Kapoor and Imran Khan's films.

According to a source, the post production work of Mausam is going on in full swing and the first promo will release on June 24 with Indra Kumar's Double Dhamaal. The second promo will release on July 15 with Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.

Though there are two big films releasing on the same day Shahid seems confident and unaffected by the competition.

Squatters take over Shilpa's estate

Shilpa Shetty's estate in Britain, along with those of a host of celebrities, has been taken over by a gang of squatters. The celeb residents of the St George's Hill community in Weybridge, Surrey, are being asked to be "vigilant".

Six squatters moved into the abandoned three million pound, six-bedroom Woodlawn Cottage on the estate in April, claiming they were not acting illegally. "It is legal for me to be here. I found the place on the Internet. The locks had been broken off, no one was living here," a squatter was quoted as saying.